Exemplos de uso de Actually constitutes em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I think lots of dead people actually constitutes a reason.
But what actually constitutes the peace that this country, this city enjoys?
So there is a major problem of what actually constitutes acceptable ID.
Vi the extent to which domestic action actually constitutes a significant element of the efforts undertaken at national level as well as the extent to which the use of joint implementation and the clean development mechanism and international emissions trading, pursuant to Articles 6, 12 and 17 of the Kyoto Protocol, is actually supplemental to domestic actions, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Kyoto Protocol and the Marrakech Accords;
The variation is due to confusion over what actually constitutes the start and end of a war.
In this course and corresponding booklet,L. Ron Hubbard goes beneath all these“solutions” to provide the basic knowledge of what actually constitutes understanding.
In the ultimate, then, it actually constitutes an impeachment of the dead.
This requirement exists in order toguard against a particular view being taken of what actually constitutes an offence.
There needs to be more careful consideration as to what actually constitutes'military necessity' and how civilians can be better protected during military operations.
Given this framework,it is necessary to build a mechanism that actually constitutes shared care.
It is important to note that there is some difficulty to clearly identify the boundaries of what actually constitutes commercial use, such as: reuse of texts and images in tutorials, brochures and blogs; data reuse, tables and images in commercialized medical and technical manuals; use of contents in portals and information access services in universities, other institutions and private for-profit companies; indexing of articles in commercialized databases and repositories, among others.
For single-phase grounding of a neutral grounding system, it actually constitutes a single-phase short-circuit fault.
Despite the stylistic similarities listed above, Palomo andother artists have questioned whether chillwave actually constitutes a distinct genre.
But… it became increasingly clear that the interpretation of what actually constitutes state secret could be very arbitrary and rather freely defined by government leaders.
In this course,L. Ron Hubbard goes beneath all these"solutions" to provide the basic knowledge of what actually constitutes understanding.
Communication, another fundamental element of the success of collaborative work, actually constitutes a factor of great importance for the leader.
If, on the one hand, there is the idea of returning to the past, on the other,there is in many the idea of rebuilding the school based on what actually constitutes the school in the present.
The extermination ofmillions of unborn children, in the name of the fight against poverty, actually constitutes the destruction of the poorest of all human beings.
Nevertheless, in practice, in numerous Member States this rule is the one which allows the best collection of information within the framework ofthe reporting system of the accidents at work, and therefore actually constitutes the best possible« input» for prevention.
Their"dolls"- the kachinas- actually constitute a symbolic summary of the cosmology Hopi.
To them bureaucracy might actually constitute an exhilarating prospect.
Directives, central control and liberalisation actually constitute a potential threat to stable growth in the use of renewable energy.
These proposed reforms actually constituted counter-reforms to the advances made in the Constitution of 1991.
It has not always been clear, for example, under what conditions compensation for services of general economic interest would actually constitute state aid.
Seen since the history of education,the“modern” ICTs actually constitute the last wave of a continuum.
This is learning that is not merely accomplished interactionally,but is actually constituted of the interactions between participants.
The Court has already stated in its Opinion No 8/99[9]that collection costs actually constitute an item of expenditure and should be treated as such in the Community accounts and when calculating net balances.
So far, there are no applications for his work,because miRNAs actually constitute a group of hundreds of molecules that average 20 nucleotides, and some probably counteract aging while others favor it.
Racism and Psychopathology in the Colorbind Era," this mind-set culminated in a group of black psychiatrists positing that bigotry was the opposite of normal-that it might actually constitute a classifiable mental illness.
It should be clarified that the causes andthe effects that prevented the exhaustion of domestic remedies in this case will be analyzed in due course in the Report on the merits where the IACHR shall determine whether they actually constitute violations of the American Convention.